Start of integration builder takes several minutes

[Former Member]

I have a similar problem as described in this topic.

When I start the integration builder it takes only a few moments until the logon dialog displays. But after entering the logon information it takes at least 5 minutes to load. And opening the first development object (interface, mapping etc.) takes also a few minutes.

I have this problem since updating my XI test system. Integration Builder of my XI prod system works fine.

XI Test:

XI Version: 3.0 SP 15

J2EE Version: 6.40 PatchLevel 100627.313

XI Prod:

XI Version: 3.0 SP 13

J2EE Version: 6.40 PatchLevel 88028.313

I have set the value MaxThreadCount to 150 as suggested in the thread mentioned. This has no effect on my problem. Of course the J2EE server was restarted.

I have no idea how I ca fix that problem.

[andreas_stolz]

Hello Gil,

OK, I've two things to mention:

P4 protocol and bindHost. There were some problems reg. that, please refer to SAP Note: 883943. The bindHost value should be 0.0.0.0, especially, if the host has multiple network cards.

JDK 1.4.2_10 is not recommended by SAP. Please refer to SAP Note: 716604. This JDK caused some problems during installation; the problems were related to database access.

Rgds.,

Andreas

[Former Member]

> Hello Gil,

>

> OK, I've two things to mention:

>

> P4 protocol and bindHost. There were some problems

> reg. that, please refer to SAP Note: 883943. The

> bindHost value should be 0.0.0.0, especially, if the

> host has multiple network cards.

We have sp15 on our XIT and the problem with bindHost should be fixed. O course we have checked that. BindHost is set to 0.0.0.0 .

> JDK 1.4.2_10 is not recommended by SAP. Please refer

> to SAP Note: 716604. This JDK caused some problems

> during installation; the problems were related to

> database access.

>

We use java 1.4.2_10 on both systems, XIT and XIP. We had no problems during the installation. We had a going live check on our XIP 3 weeks ago. Java version was checked as ok.

[andreas_stolz]

Hello Gil,

JRE 1.5 is not a good idea, it's not supported at all for XI 3.0.

Do you always wait that long when you log on to that system? What is the load situation on the system? Which JDK are you using on the XI server?

Rgds.,

Andreas

[Former Member]

I have installed JRE 1.5 only on my test machine. No Problem.

Here are the required Informations:

Server Version SAP J2EE Engine 6.40 PatchLevel 100627.313

Memory 142M/995M

Java Runtime Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (version=1.4.2_10-b03)

Java Virtual Machine Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (version=1.4.2_10-b03)

Operating System Linux (version=2.4.21-138-smp, arch=i386)

There is one thing I have to say. This system is located in our data processing centre. And the operator in this centre doesn't have this problem. I use a different IP for my XIT system. But we have the same situation for my XIP system (Patch Level 13) an there all works fine.

[former_member184154]

... Stupid thing: have you tried running Java Web Start with a 1.5 JRE?

[Former Member]

No. Tryed with 1.4.2_07 and 1.4.2_10 (different workstations).

I have also cleared my ws cache an downloaded the applications again.

[former_member184154]

It's worth you try then.

Alex

[Former Member]

I have completly removed my JRE 1.4 installation und installed the JRE 1.5. Nothing has changed.

[former_member184154]

Ah, too bad!

Open your javaws, go to preferences, advanced, and try enabling traces and other debug stuff. Maybe you can guess something from there.